Forename Gleb

All around the world, Gleb (Глеб , Гліб , Gleb ) is a common masculine given name. The given name Gleb is habitual in Eastern Europe, particularly Ukraine, where it is quite a common male name, Russia, and Belarus, where it is quite a rare masculine name. Measured by absolute frequency, the name is most common in Russia, Ukraine, and Uzbekistan. Much less frequently, Gleb is the last name as well as the forename.

Translations, transliterations and names similar to the name Gleb

name جليب, name هليب, name Гліб, name Глеб, name Hlieb, name غليب, name Глебка, name Hlyeb, name Hleb, name Gleb, name Абакумов, name גלב

VARIANT	COUNTRY
Глеб	Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Russia
Гліб	Ukraine
Gleb	Moldova, Uzbekistan, Belarus, Russia, Democratic Republic of the Congo
غليب	Yemen, Sudan

First names said to be same

Hleb, Hlieb, Hlyeb, Абакумов, Глебка, גלב, جليب, and هليب

First name Gleb in the context

Gleb is also a name for the fictitious and mythical characters: Gleb Zheglov , the fictional character in Arkady and Georgy Vayner's novel The Age of Mercy, The Meeting Place Cannot Be Changed and Gleb Vaganov , the musical character in the musical Anastasia by Stephen Flaherty.

Notable namesakes

	gleb Vladimir the Great's son (b. 987)
	gleb svyatoslavich Prince of Tmutarakan and Prince of Novgorod (b. 1052)
	gleb svyatoslavich prince in Kyiv Rus (b. 1101)
	gleb yuryevich (b. 1105)
	gleb vladimirskiy (b. 1155)
	gleb svyatoslavich Russian prince (1355-1399) (b. 1355)
	gleb bokii Soviet politician, GE (b. 1879)
	gleb schichmarev (1832-1911) (b. 1832)
	gleb aleksander ilyin American artist (1889-1968), US (b. 1889)
	gleb wataghin Italian physicist, IT (b. 1899)
	gleb botkin (1900-1969), FI (b. 1900)
	gleb rahr German journalist and church historian (1922-2006), DE (b. 1922)
	gleb schichmarev (1873-1908) (b. 1873)
	gleb plaksine Russian actor (1925-2008), FR (b. 1925)
	gleb drăgan RO (b. 1920)